Countless people who died from Covid shots were counted as “unvaccinated” deaths.
How?
“The definition of being vaccinated was two to three weeks after your second shot.”
Jeffrey Tucker just exposed how Covid data was manipulated to cover up countless deaths from the shots.
“If you died anywhere between the first shot… and 10 days after your second shot… you’re listed as an unvaccinated Covid death.”
“You saw a spike of elderly people dying after their first jab.”
“And that got all white-washed away.”
“Very manipulative.”
@jeffreytucker@sonia_elijah
Here's the FULL Brady Bunch measles episode! Watch it while you can.
It's one of the most censored TV episodes of the last half a century. They wiped it from the web in 2019 and purged it from streaming services.
It completely exposes Big Pharma propaganda so now it's verboten.
The Amish are threatening a mass exodus from New York over the vaccine fight.
The Amish population in NY is around 25,000 people.
NY is insisting that their children receive between 24 and 27 jabs to attend school.
Their schools, which have zero State or even Federal funding, refused to comply on religious grounds.
Their schools have already incurred $118,000 in fines for failing to comply.
The fight now heads to the Supreme Court, and I pray for their victory.
I do have one question: as NY is a sanctuary state, are they forcing all the illegals to get these jabs, or do they get a pass and just cash?
Right after blatantly lying about the fake measles deaths, @GovernorShapiro has the gall to claim his job is to provide accurate information to his constituents.
Fred Rogers was given a Lifetime Achievement Award, and somehow he made his entire acceptance speech about everyone but himself.
By then, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood had been part of American television for nearly 30 years. Millions of children had grown up with him as their neighbor.
At the 1997 Daytime Emmy Awards, Mister Rogers stood in front of a room full of television stars and talked about the people who helped each of us become who we are.
Then he did something almost unheard of on live television.
He asked everyone in the room to take 10 seconds and think about the people who had “loved us into being.”
And then he stopped talking.
For 10 seconds, he simply stood there and let them remember.
You can see it on their faces. Some smiled. Some bowed their heads. Others couldn't hold back the tears.
Fred Rogers was being honored for a lifetime of influencing others, and he used his moment to remind everyone that none of us gets where we are alone.
That might tell you more about the man than any award ever could.
My humble opinion In regard to Flock cameras:
Years ago they put cameras on our ambulance windshields. Forward facing and pointed at us in the cab.
None of us wanted them. They promised a small raise and said the footage was “only for accidents. We won’t use it against you.”
We took the money.
Now they watch seatbelts, conversations, everything. People got fired off that footage.
Then they added AI. It watches us. It talks to us. Tells us we aren’t paying attention. Tells us we’re too close. Basically tells us where to go and how to behave.
That started with a promise and a raise.
It feels like Flock is the same pitch on a bigger scale.
A piece of me likes the thought of additional eyes in the sky to watch out for bad guys, but after all I’ve been through with mainstream minds, I’m concerned the bad guys are going to use this to harm good people.
God bless
A Texas father beat a man to death after finding him assaulting his 5-year-old daughter — and he will not be charged.
He heard her screams, ran toward the remote spot, pulled the attacker off her, and struck him in the head and neck until he went down. Then he called 911 and said the man was dying.
A medical exam confirmed the assault. A grand jury ruled he was legally allowed to use deadly force to protect his child. Prosecutors announced there will be no charges.